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Twitter for Researchers
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Twitter for Researchers:

What do you think about being on Twitter? Are you being told that you should engage more with social media? If so , this session will start with some basic housekeeping of all your social media profiles, and then  examine how to set up and manage our Twitter account, working on how to build our profile and avoid some of the idiots. We will follow this up in a few weeks time with a chance to report back on our experiences, feedback on our profiles, and any hints and tips and engaging people to follow.

Join us on the last Friday of every month for a Twitter chat hosted by the @researcher coach

There is also information on the Digital identities moodle course

 (part of the online Digital Researcher suite of Moodles) https://moodle.warwick.ac.uk/course/view.php?id=42632 – give link to Kate

Followed up by Twitter Follow up – meet up with colleagues who have all recently joined Twitter, discuss profiles, learning (and who to follow!1)
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Writing for the Public or Writing for Academics

Writing for the Public or Writing for Academics.

Impact is increasingly important but how do you write for different audiences? What tone do you need when writing a post for an academic blog? A newspaper column? A resource for teachers? An academic article? A thesis? This workshop will cover different expectations and styles required for different types of writing.

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From Sentence to Thesis: making every sentence work for you

From Sentence to Thesis: making every sentence work for you.

Sentences may seem simple, but confusing or misleading ones can destroy an entire argument. This session will take us back to basics: how to avoid run-on sentences and fragments; how to construct compound and complex sentences; and how to avoid ambiguity. It will also map sentence structure onto the arguments of theses. If we can understand common sentence-structure errors, we can also avoid common thesis-structure mistakes.

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